AGILITY Competitions


Perhaps the most widely known Agility competition venue is the American Kennel Club. Open to registered purebred dogs, agility is the fastest growing event at the AKC.


Other Agility venues provide practice opportunities and the ability to train under trial conditions. Some venues provide world-class competition while others cater to beginners. Those organizations are listed here, both with their home pages and their trial calendars. Contributions of courses are welcome and will be posted with their respective venues.



CPE - Canine Performance Events

Canine Performance Events, Inc. currently offers titling classes in Agility without regard to breed or pedigree.
CPE's Basic Philosophy is for the dog and handler to have FUN while competing for agility titles.

CPE Course Maps           CPE Calendar



TDAA - Teacup Dogs Agility Association

Founded by Bud Houston, TDAA provides a competitive venue for dogs of small stature without regard to breed or pedigree; and to encourage course challenges that are comparable to the course challenges which face large dog handlers in other popular venues.

Participation in the TDAA is limited to small dogs, measuring no more than 17”.

TDAA Course Maps           TDAA Calendar



NADAC - North American Dog Agility Council

NADAC was formed in 1993 to provide dogs and their handlers with a fast, safe and enjoyable form of the sport of dog agility. Courses are typically smooth and flowing, with moderate speed and clean runs required to qualify.

NADAC Course Maps     updated 11.15.07          NADAC Calendar



Other venues with trials in surrounding states include the ASCA, UKC, and USDAA. Links to those venues are forthcoming.



Upcoming trials
Trials for multiple venues in surrounding states. Not guaranteed to be up to date - see individual organizations' calendars.